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Device and Smartphone App Tracks Your Luggage

September 9, 2015

The Tumi Global Locator wasdemonstrated on Tuesday andwill go on sale before the end of the year. It will track your bags anywhere in the world. It has been developed by theluggage-maker TUMIin partnership with AT&T and LugTrack. It uses GPS, GSM, wi-fi and Bluetooth to maintain a connection with the supporting smartphone app and even knows to shut down when you board a plane. Read More: http://www.euronews.com/travel…bye-to-lost-luggage/

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AT&T aims to compete with GoGo for inflight

April 29, 2014

GoGo has sewn up most of the installed inflight WiFi in the U.S. and has aims on the rest of the world, but AT&T Wireless has now announced it will go into the market next year with a different technology. GoGo uses plane-based antennas to communicate with satellites for WiFi service; AT&T, which owns a dense ground-based cellphone network, plans to use ground-based antennas and to use 4G LTE rather than WiFi. DETAILS from Bloomberg News. TG note : AT&T…

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Device and Smartphone App Tracks Your Luggage

The Tumi Global Locator wasdemonstrated on Tuesday andwill go on sale before the end of the year. It will track your bags anywhere in the world. It has been developed by theluggage-maker TUMIin partnership with AT&T and LugTrack. It uses GPS, GSM, wi-fi and Bluetooth to maintain a connection with the supporting smartphone app and even knows to shut down when you board a plane. Read More: http://www.euronews.com/travel…bye-to-lost-luggage/

Read More

AT&T aims to compete with GoGo for inflight

GoGo has sewn up most of the installed inflight WiFi in the U.S. and has aims on the rest of the world, but AT&T Wireless has now announced it will go into the market next year with a different technology. GoGo uses plane-based antennas to communicate with satellites for WiFi service; AT&T, which owns a dense ground-based cellphone network, plans to use ground-based antennas and to use 4G LTE rather than WiFi. DETAILS from Bloomberg News. TG note : AT&T…

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